FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
EIN 31-1103225 · Mutual & Membership Benefit (Y)
What they do
to Support and Defend The Constitution of The United States; and of The State of Illinois; to Incubate Loyalty and Allegiance to The United States of America; to Promote and Foster The Enforcement of Law and Order; to Improve The Individual Proficiency of Our Members In The Performance of Their Duties; to Encourage Social, Charitable and Educational Activities Among Law Enforcement Officers; to Create A Tradition of Esprit De Corps Insuring Fidelity to Duty Under All Conditions and Circumstances; to Cultivate A Spirit of Fraternalism and Mutual Helpfulness Among Our Members and The Peope We Serve; to Increase The Efficiency of The Law Enforcement Profession and Thus More Firmly Establish The Confidence of The Public In The Service Dedicated to The Protection of Life and Property.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1952
- Location
- 300 S LINCOLN ST, ROBINSON, IL 62454-2840
- County
- Crawford
- In care of
- Isiah Osborne